Cocoa City Council Discusses Traffic Calming, Lien Reductions, and Beautification Initiatives

Overview: In a recent Cocoa City Council meeting, discussions centered around community concerns, including the implementation of traffic calming measures in various neighborhoods, several requests for code enforcement lien reductions, and a proposed beautification initiative for neglected neighborhoods.

Perry City Council Prioritizes Safety and Infrastructure in Strategic Planning

Overview: During the recent Perry City Council meeting, attention was given to addressing safety and infrastructure needs, particularly concerning the proposed location for a new fire station and wastewater management issues. The council discussed various topics, including the evaluation of engineering services, capital improvement planning, and community engagement efforts.

Oronoco Water and Sewer Committee Addresses Curb Stop Controversy and Bio Solid Regulations

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Oronoco Water and Sewer Committee tackled several issues, including a resident’s plea for assistance with curb stop-related damages and discussions on new bio solid regulations.

Glassboro Approves Bond Ordinances for Infrastructure and Public Services

Overview: At the recent Glassboro Borough Council meeting, two significant bond ordinances were adopted, allocating funds for infrastructure and public service improvements. Ordinance 25-09 will finance the acquisition of essential capital equipment and the completion of various capital improvements, amounting to $2,737,000. Ordinance 25-10 authorizes $13,640,000 for water and sewer enhancements. These financial measures are part of the borough’s annual budget process and will result in a 4-cent tax increase, translating to about $10 more per month for the average homeowner.

Hopkinton Planning Board Unanimously Removes South Street Rezoning Article from Town Meeting Warrant

Overview: The Hopkinton Planning Board convened virtually to address several matters, most notably the unanimous decision to remove the South Street rezoning article from the forthcoming town meeting warrant. This decision was accompanied by a series of discussions on subdivision plans, stormwater management, and logistical considerations for site visits.